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Title: Empolying somebody
Post by: spursdefoe on May 19, 2005, 05:46:25 pm

If you have started w/c and decide to employ someone else to help with the work load what do you think the reasonable percent or wage to pay would be i would be working out all the work and collecting they would be doing around £120 a day work

Title: Re: Empolying somebody
Post by: Van the man on May 19, 2005, 06:02:38 pm

I`ve had someone working for me for the last two years and the way I pay him is; if he does less than £120 we half it, but anything over £120 I get £60 and he gets the rest. This way he has an incentive to keep working and if he doesn`t work I don`t pay him. And I get an extra £300 on top of what I earn.

Title: Re: Empolying somebody
Post by: busydaffodil on May 26, 2005, 06:29:32 pm

Quote from: Van the man on May 19, 2005, 06:02:38 pm

I`ve had someone working for me for the last two years and the way I pay him is; if he does less than £120 we half it, but anything over £120 I get £60 and he gets the rest. This way he has an incentive to keep working and if he doesn`t work I don`t pay him. And I get an extra £300 on top of what I earn.

Can I come and work for you then?  PLEEEEASE!
Sounds like your employee has a great deal there